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10 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, August 30, 1978 Section Two C'able -Cast Listings Saturday Afternoon Entertnmt IF~"'1299 DEAN OSHAWA 576-1220 Chargex D)EPART OCT. 6 NASH VILLE (5-day) DEPART OCT. 5 NEW YORK CITY (4-day, Night Travel> DEPART OCT. 6 VERMONT FOLIAGE TOUR 4-day, Evening Departure> DEPART OCT. 6 LAKE PLACID (3-day) DEPART OCT. 7 AGAWA CANYON (3-day) DEPART OCT. 7 PLUS MANY FALL COLOUR TOURS TO: WESTERN CANADA CALIFORNIA NEW ENGLAND CAPE COD KENTucJcKY.GEORGIA TENNESSEE (9-day> COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG & PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH & MACKINAC ISLAND Wednesday, August 30 2: 00 Whitby Then & Now with Brian Winter & Jim Quail 2:30 Let's Discuss It with F.L.I.P. Exercise Break 3:00 Middle Eastern Dance with Milly Bouckley 3:30 County Town Carnival Highlights 5:30 Evening Report with Bill Jeanes & GM. Video News 6:00 Sign Off Thursday, August 31 2:00 Wintario Talent Showcase 3:00 Focus on Mental Health 3:30 What Does the Bible Say? 4: 00 County Town Carnival Parade Coverage 5:00 Whitby Then & Now 5:30 Sign Off Friday, September 1 2: 00 Let's Discuss It with Oshawa Symphony 2:30 Middle Eastern Dance 3:00 County Town Carnival Highlights 5:30 Sign Off Monday, September 4 (closed for Holiday) Tuesday, September 5 2:00 Welcome to Durham Centre 2.30 Behind the Scenes with J.O. Ruddy Hospital 3:00 Oshawa Energy Conservation Centre Presents: 3:30 Conception with Bill Jeanes 4:00 Motor City Bowling Roll-off s 5:00 Peter Perry Awards Dinner Highlights 5:30 Sign Off NOTE: Ail programs subject to change without notice. At Durham Central Fair, Sept. 9the, Peter Glen ROAD TO THE ISLE Scottîsh Varlety ln front of Grandstand Christine Scott L ~ that it took three placement officers 12 hours to conduct interviews. On Wednesday, a line-up several store fronts long stretched along King Street. The job openings from the various food caterers started pouring into the Bowmanville office last Monday. By Thursday morning only a handful of positions had yet to be filled. "Those students who worked bard had the potential to, earn as much in two days as they would for an entire week's work," said Mr. Sylvester. termn on the board. Seh olBo rd eein Cobourg last week he school At idets wregarmeeing ihe Short Term T Irus tee positin.e lcnts willingtofu The Northumberland board meets again in invited to give a brief speech Newcastle Board of Education September. Since school before the board at its next is looking for a trustee who board seats will be Up for meeting and after hearîng would be willing to serve less election November 13, the new from each candidate, a trustee than three months on the trustee will have a very short will be selecte.d. Graham Townsend Brown & MeKrnnon Perform each year at the C.N.E. Scottish World Festival Lat-'imute Jobs Atcanda "It's been crazy here al week," sighed student place- ment officer Dave Sylvester as he shuffled through a stack of job registration cards. Mr. Sylvester had just completed the biggest job order in the history of Bow- manville's Canada Manpower office. Some 500 unemployed students from the Bowman- ville and Oshawa areas found last-minute summer jobs at the Canada Jam concert hield at Mospotrt on the weekend- Studeiits from the age of 14~ and up were hired to sell hotdogs, ice cream and soft drinks to an expected crowd of 100,000 rock fans. Hourly wages of $4 and commissions of up to 24 per cent were Jieing paid to the students. According to Mr. Sylvester, students hired for commission sales may have earned up to $300 for 48 hours work. "A lot of students were unwilling to take a chance on working for a commission, although they could probably earn more money," said Mr. Sylvester. Along with two other place- ment offiders from the, Oshawa Manpower office, Mr. Sylvester spent the better part of last week calling and interviewing students. "In two days I made- hundreds of phone calîs, my finger practically fell off," he said., There were so maný applicants showing up for jobs ORONO FAIR DAN, iCE SatrdySeptember 91th 1978 ORONOARENA starring: Miss Diane Leigh w *th the Shades of Blue 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 o.m. Admis sio n $10.OO p er couple Zenith SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS TELEVISION - STEREO MODULARS RECORDS and TAPES Bowmanville Mail Oshawa 623-4535 1218 Simcoe N., 579-2411' Hours: Mon. - Fri. 9 - 9 Saturday 9 - 6 "We're Not Big .. . Just the Bestl" For Your Dining and Dancing Enjoyment... Dick Valleau Trio with Bob Hili1, vocalist. Saturday, Sept. 2nd SUPPER DANCING Entertainmentfirom 8:30 p.m. UNTIAY SPICAL ,SPT t I SHAY PU AMOPERE BROILED T2 S NE ST.A. . THEY FABULOUS IRISHPUB AMOSPHRE LbertySt S.àt40l PHONE 623-3373 Bowmanville